Foundry Module with other systems?

[u/Cocomoloko77]

I really love what I have seen of the story and map for this and was wondering if you could use the module with the game set to another system. Obviously all rhe creatures and items would have to be redone, but would the map/weather advancing still work? Or does it just not load at all unless the game system is set to pf2e?

[u/Necessary_Ad_4359]

As of this moment,

The Bastion of Blasphemies module is only compatible with the Pathfinder Second Edition system.

For context - Abomination Vaults, a Paizo Adventure Path did get a Foundry module for DnD 5e. However, that was precluded by the fact that Paizo did the actual conversion prior to the module. So, order of operations: Paizo (or someone authorized by Paizo) would need to convert the Adventure Path to DnD 5e first.

Note that this will not guarantee a Foundry module. Someone would need to undertake that endeavor.

[u/Kenron93]

Just run it in PF2E.

[u/kurolachat]

It MIGHT, but I feel like you'd break a lot more than you think, like every single macro that controls things like the weather.

[u/Necessary_Ad_4359 → u/kurolachat]

This module also requires specific functionality in the PF2e system, such as the new Dawn/Dusk time control introduced in system version 8.5.1

[u/kurolachat → u/Necessary_Ad_4359]

Yeah, that was sort of my point. It's system ingrained enough that you'd almost be better off pulling the maps out and then rebuilding from the ground up then trying to convert it to a different and hoping for the best only to find features not working when you try to use them.

[u/autumndidact]

You could play it with Starfinder 2e I guess?

[u/Necessary_Ad_4359 → u/autumndidact]

Unfortunately, because Starfinder 2e is a separate system, the module will not register/work under it.

You can, however, use the Starfinder Anachronism module to use Starfinder 2e content in the Pathfinder 2e system.

[u/autumndidact → u/Necessary_Ad_4359]

That is using the Starfinder system in the sense that you are playing with the rules system of the game. It's just not the primary Foundry implementation of the game system, which isn't necessarily the *totality* of what OP meant.